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Monday 30 August 2021

RRS Arrests 2 Notorious Traffic Robbers in Agege | AgegePulse Magazine

Segun Akanni &, Sunday Taiwo



By Ayodele Ifasakin


The Operatives of Police Rapid Response Squad,  RRS arrested these 2 notorious miscreants (Segun Akanni &, Sunday Taiwo) under the new Agege Pen-cinema bridge and recovered substances suspected to be Indian hemp from them.


AgegePulse learnt that the arrest was made during a night patrol around Agege axis over the weekend.


Investigation revealed that they were among those criminal elements robbing innocent motorists and commuters of their valuables around the new Agege Pen-cinema bridge at night.

Tuesday 3 August 2021

RRS Arrests 6 Notorious Miscreants In Lagos | AgegePulse Magazine

 

.... Suspects arraigned at Lagos Mobile Court


....Recover bags of Indian hemp and other outlawed drugs.

By Ayodele Ifasakin 



The Operatives of the Lagos State Rapid Response Squad (RRS) over the weekend recovered bags of Indian hemp and other outlawed drugs from six (6) arrested notorious miscreants. 


Tunde Azees 39yrs (M), Wasiu Animashaun 38yrs (M), Emmanuel Cletus 46yrs (M), John Mensah 24yrs (M), Lateef Gbolahan 37yrs (M) and Osas Ayo 34yrs (M), were all arrested under Marina Bridge towards Onikan Round-about on Lagos Island.



Investigation revealed that they were notorious  criminals who after smoking Indian hemp at different hideouts rob innocent motorists during traffic on Marina/Eko Bridge and dispossess them of their valuables such as money, laptops, jewelries and phones.


The Commander RRS, CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi confirmed that the six (6) arrested notorious miscreants  were immediately arraigned at the Lagos State Mobile Court on the directive of the Lagos State Commissioner of Police CP Hakeem Odumosu.


They were charged with two (2) counts of 'Conducting themselves in a manner likely to cause breach of public peace by smoking Indian hemp and constituting nuisance' and 'Did found wandering in a public place or disorderly purpose punishable under section 168 (1)(d) of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State 2015.


Magistrate Oluwatosin Fagbohun who presided over the case convicted one of the notorious miscreants (Tunde Azees) to Six (6) weeks imprisonment after he pleaded 'Guilty' to the two (2) counts charged levelled against him.


The remaining five (5) arrested notorious miscreants who pleaded 'Not Guilty' and had their cases adjourned to 10th of August, 2021 with an attached bail conditions of the sum N50,000 (Fifty Thousand) and a surety each with a verified address.

Saturday 5 June 2021

Traffic Robbery: RRS Arrests Car Snatcher As Lagos CP Charges DPOS, On Traffic Surveillance | AgegePulse Magazine


The Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, CP Hakeem Odumosu, on Friday 4th June, 2021, charged the Divisional Police Officers and traffic surveillance officers of the major areas that are prone to robbery in traffic on effective strategies to address and tackle incidences of traffic robbery in their areas of responsibility in the state, at a meeting held at the command's conference room, State Headquarters, Ikeja-Lagos.

traffic robber


The meeting came at the heels of the proactive nature and foresight of the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, to give maximum attention to the areas and routes where road constructions are being embarked upon by the Lagos State Government which may likely cause artificial traffic congestion. 


The Commissioner of Police rolled out and deliberated on the mapped out strategies to tackle the menace of traffic robbery at certain areas to include Ketu/Mile 12, Marina/Eko Bridge, Apongbon, Mile 2 and Lekki/Ajah areas.


The police boss directed the affected Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers and traffic surveillance officers to sectorise the areas for easy patrol and surveillance and constantly supervise the men on their beats to be more alive and effectively discharge their duties as expected.


The meeting had in attendance the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Operations, DCP Ahmed Kontangora, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Department of Finance and Administration, DCP Bassey Ewah, Assistant Commissioner of Police,  Department of Finance and Administration, ACP Jide Agboola, Area Commnaders, Area C, Surulere, Fatai Tijani and representative of Area Commander Area A, Lion Building, ACP Bode Ojajuni and Officer in charge, Motor Traffic Division, Lagos State, CSP Oriyomi Oluwasanmi. 


CP Hakeem Odumosu warned that on no account should any traffic robbery be recorded in their respective areas and in any part of the state as such will be tantamount to dereliction of duty which will attract severe disciplinary sanction. He however ordered that more traffic personnel and police operatives be posted to the identified places to beef up security and prevent traffic robbery across the state. 


In another development, the Operatives of the Lagos State Rapid Response Squad (RRS) recovered a stolen Prado SUV Jeep from a notorious criminal Chinebere Innocent, m, 47, who specializes in snatching vehicles, when he was driving the stolen Toyota Prado Jeep to Abia State before he was caught at Ojota area of Lagos State on 3rd June, 2021.


The suspect who hails from Abia State, after his arrest, confessed to have  stolen the Prado SUVJeep with registration No 'MUS 136 ET' from a security man when he was re-parking other vehicles inside the compound.


According to the suspect "As I was returning from my sister's place who declined me entry into her apartment at Gbagada, suddenly I saw this Prado Jeep neatly parked on the road with the engine running,  I quickly entered and  drove it towards Lagos-Ibadan expressway before I was caught at Ojota towards old toll gate".


Investigation revealed that the vehicle belongs to one Olumide Oluwayomi, m, an Estate Survivor, residing at Towobola 

Monday 30 November 2020

Fear In Orile-Agege As Awawa Boys Lay Siege On Residents, Repelled By Lagos Taskforce



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Residents of Agbotikuyo, Orile-Agege and environ woke up Monday morning to the siege of the dreaded Awawa Boys as they went around brandishing dangerous weapons and vandalizing lock up shops and anything in sight.



Responding to a distress call as always, task force operatives under the orders of the chairman, CSP SAHEED OLAYINKA EGBEYEMI, stormed the scene and promptly repelled and and dislodged the miscreants, as they hurriedly scampered to oblivion.


An eye witness who craved anonymity, confirmed that, the hoodlums in their usual way, were out to disposses people of their valuables but were undone by the swift response of the task force men who we should be thanking for still standing in the wake of the current lull in the police occasioned by the EndSars effects on the force.


We are in such a critical period now as the year ends and we are in dire need of readymade, proactive responses and alertness as exemplified by the task force men here today, to suppress dare devil and criminal minded persons who are oiling their criminal machinery for the yuletide

Thursday 12 November 2020

ONE-WAY TRAFFIC: LAGOS MOBILE COURT FORFEITS 31 VEHICLES TO GOVERNMENT FOR VIOLATIONS


... Orders 43 Motorists To Pay Fine

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The Lagos State Mobile Court had forfeited 31vehicles to the government for contravening the State Traffic Law by driving against the traffic on a one-way road in Lagos.

The Court made the pronouncement after the 31 defendants (drivers) pleaded 'Guilty' to the 'One-way' traffic offense charged against them.

According to the Mobile Court, "These arraigned 31 drivers were charged for driving in the direction prohibited by Law (One-way) punishable under Part (III) item 27 of the 'Lagos State Transport Sector Reformed Law of 2018 and have been penalized accordingly”.

However, 43 other drivers arraigned for plying the BRT corridors and causing road obstructions were ordered to pay fines to the government in accordance with the Law and severity of their offense.

Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Lagos State Environment and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit (Taskforce), CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi confirmed that out of 160 arraigned traffic offenders including those apprehended for driving against traffic (One-way) only 74 had so far appeared before the court.

While urging remaining 86 others who are yet to appear before the court to do so immediately, the Chairman said the Agency acted in response to series of complaints from members of the public particularly motorists that activities of one-way drivers were causing serious traffic gridlock on daily basis since the #EndSARS protest across the State.

According to Egbeyemi "It is painful that with a high level of enlightenment campaigns and several warnings by the government, motorists including private car owners are still driving against traffic knowing fully well that the penalty for such offense is outright forfeiture of the said vehicle to the government".

Saturday 7 November 2020

LASG Serves 7 Days Removal Order To Owners of Illegal Structures/Shanties Around Fagba, Abbatoir, New Oko | AgegePulse Magazine

 


The Lagos States Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit (Taskforce) over the weekend served a 7-day 'Removal Order' to owners/occupiers of all illegal structures/shanties including containarised shops around Fagba along Abbatior new Oko-Oba to remove them with their belongings immediately.


Chairman of the Agency, CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi who led the enforcement team of the Agency disclosed that over 2500 illegal structures/shanties including containerised shops were served 'Removal Order' around the area.


CSP Egbeyemi disclosed further that these illegal shanties were occupied by miscreants and hoodlums who burnt and destroyed both public and private properties along that axis during the last protest.



"It was an eye-sore with miscreants and hoodlums freely smoking Indian hemp including under age boys around the area"


"You will recall that as part on spot assessment of extent of destruction of both public and private properties by miscreants and hoodlums during the last protest Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and the Lagos State Commissioner of Police CP Hakeem Odumosu visited Fagba along Abbatior new Oko-Oba area"


He stated that residents around Fagba along Abbatoir new Oko-Oba area could no longer sleep with their two eyes closed due to series of criminal activities perpetuated by these notorious boys.


CSP Egbeyemi confirmed that the Lagos State Commissioner of Police CP Hakeem Odumosu has directed that immediately after the expiration of the 7 days 'Removal Order" any miscreants or hoodlums arrested be charge to court for prosecution.


The Chairman however maintained that the Agency would not relent in securing a safe environment for citizens within the State and the country at large.





Thursday 15 October 2020

#EndSARS Protest: Egbeyemi Led Lagos Taskforce Team's A Role Model, Says LASPOTECSU President


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The students union president of Lagos State Polytechnic said the revolution that led to the disband of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) should not be used to drag in the functional Lagos taskforce team under the discipline leadership of CSP Saheed Olayinka Egbeyemi.


While addressing the press, Comr. Olamide Emmanuel made it known that the Environmental Sanitation and Special Offences Unit (Lagos Taskforce) has proven to be uncompromising in several occasions and are more active than the defunct SARS, with the chairman of the Lagos Taskforce well known for his resilience in fighting crimes and keeping the state properly structured for road users, as well as helping to keep cleanliness in every market in the state. 



Lagos Taskforce was described by the president as an example of how Nigerian security outfit can function better. In his words, "though, there will be some few who will speak odd of Lagos taskforce but the students leaders in Lagos state can testify to the gallant approach of Lagos Taskforce team in combating road and market crimes. Even at that, the door of the chairman of the team has never been closed for Nigerian students. The chairman of the taskforce has proven to be a father to Nigerian students and have continuously open his door for us whenever our students or student leaders have any issue with his men."



Furthermore, the erstwhile chairman of NANS, Comr. Moses Samson Adewale said "CSP Egbeyemi is a worthy disciplinarian that have managed his team away from corrupt practices and Lagos Taskforce should not be dragged into the #EndSARS protest and public cry. The only set of people that will complain about Lagos Taskforce are indiscipline commercial bus drivers and conductors as they are always the ones that frequently go against the road laws in the state".


In the same vein, another Nigerian Student, System Joseph Philip has described the CPS Egbeyemi led team a functional, well behave agency.


According to him, "The Lagos State Taskforce has helped Lagosian in divers form.The disparity between them and the police or neighborhood is very clear, they are well equipped and can face any turbulence that want to cause havoc's to the people and the society".



The general superintendent of the Lagos State task force is a very vast and intelligent person that make sure everything work in a good modus vivendi and at the same time want to listen to others opinion.

Recall, during the COVID-19 pandemic, some group of gangsters called million Boys started some deviant attitude by entering different communities to extort people of their valuables. The DSP Olatunji Disu, the head of Rapid Response Sqaud(RRS) gave Egbeyemi a call and they swung into action to curtail their illegal activities.

This wonders of CSP Saheed Olayinka Egbeyemi sobriquet him  "White Lion", due to his clean approach to fighting corruption and instilling discipline to road commuters

Monday 18 November 2019

Police discover lion at residential building in Lagos

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A two-year-old lion has been discovered in a residential building in the Victoria Island area of Lagos State.

 The lion is believed to be owned by a yet to be named Indian national. The lion is caged at Number 229, Muri Okunola Street in Victoria Island.

The Chairman of Lagos State Taskforce on Environmental and Special Offences, Yinka Egbeyemi, confirmed that the lion is owned by an India National.

According to him, men of
the Nigeria Police Force have been deployed to the area to prevent the animal from coming out of the cage.

Egbeyemi also said that efforts were ongoing by the state government through the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment to evacuate the animal from the building.

He added that the Indian national who owns the lion has been invited for questioning.

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Sunday 15 September 2019

SECURITY : LAGOS TASK FORCE RAIDS IKEJA CBD

...Arrests Miscreants, Illegal Street Traders


AgegePulse Magazine

Operatives of the Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences Unit (Taskforce) over the weekend raided all streets within Central Business District including surroundings of the 'African Shrine', Alausa, Ikeja.



The Chairman of the Agency, CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi said the enforcement operations became imperative following complaints from members of the public about the criminal activities of miscreants and environmental nuisance of illegal street traders around the Shrine.

Egbeyemi disclosed that 28 miscreants and 15 illegal street traders were arrested at various locations around Alausa, hinting that the raid was also initiated due to the nefarious acts within the vicinity of the African Shrine which presented a negative image to tourists and Lagosians as a whole.

According to the Chairman, "The night enforcement operation was carried out on all roads around African Shrine where sales of hard drugs like Tramadol, Codeine, Skunk, Weed, Illegal Mixed Liquor, Assorted Food and all sorts of consumable and non-consumable items are freely sold on the streets in defiance of security agencies and government authority”.

CSP Egbeyemi maintained that the enforcement operations will be a continuous exercise in line with the vision of the present administration to rid the entire State of street urchins and criminals.

"The Lagos State Government has vowed to sustain the security onslaught on all areas identified as criminal hideouts and hard drug outlets across the State, especially within the metropolis,” Egbeyemi said.

One of the arrested miscreants (Tunde Babalola) who was caught with a bag of substance suspected to be Indian hemp confirmed that he has been selling hard drugs for eight years, particularly around 'African Shrine' at Ikeja.

He confirmed further that dealing in hard drugs is a lucrative business, saying he realised an average profit between N60,000 and N100,000 weekly from customers around Obalende, Akala, Mushin, Bariga and Ikeja.

Another arrested trader who simply identified herself as Mrs. Abike Adeyemi disclosed that she paid N1,900 every week to a representative of Ikeja Local Government from the sales of 'Skuchies' and 'Hot drinks' around the ‘African Shrine’.

The Task Force Chairman has confirmed that the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, CP Zubairu Muazu has directed that all those arrested be immediately prosecuted.


Adebayo Taofiq  (Assistant Director)
Head, Public Affairs Unit
Lagos State Task Force.

Monday 25 February 2019

Egbeyemi Debunks Fake Rumour Around Oshodi

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The operatives of the Lagos State Task Force has debunked fake rumour circulating around the State particularly on social media that there is on-going civil unrest around Oshodi.

The Chairman of the Agency. CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi confirmed that there is no any civil unrest around Oshodi and other parts of the State as been rumoured.

The Chairman urged parents and guardians to closely monitor activities of their wards as anyone caught formenting any problem would be seriously dealt with in accordance with the law.

"The Agency and other security outfits are on ground using patrol vans and power-bikes to patrol every nooks and crannies of the entire Oshodi area to forestall any possibility of brake-down of law and order"

Members of the public are hereby enjoined not to be panic and be going about their lawful businesses around Oshodi and other parts of the State.

CSP Egbeyemi enjoined members of the public to call (112 & 767) in case of any disturbances or emergency around their vicinity.

Adebayo Taofiq
Head, Public Affairs Unit
Lagos State Task Force

Friday 26 October 2018

CDHR Honours CSP Yinka Egbeyemi




Committee For Defence of Human Rights (CDHR), Lagos Chapter has recently hnoured Chairman, Lagos State Taskforce, CSP Olayinka Saheed Egbeyemi.



Egbeyemi who was honoured with an Award of Excellence Services to Humanity and his contributions towards creating effective security and protecting lives and properties in the society.

The Chairman, Lagos Taskforce shared this feat on his social media platforms

He received the Award with joy and said "I Dedicated this to all those born and bred in the Ghetto but  shy away from Crime regardless of their predicament'.

#isaleojaagege #Egbeyemi #Taskforce

Sunday 14 October 2018

We pay N100 daily to sleep under Oshodi Bridge – miscreants



 By Evelyn Usman

 One of the 62 miscreants arrested during a raid at Oshodi and its environs by the Lagos State Task Force, weekend, Gani Yusuf, 35, disclosed that they paid N100 everyday to their ring leader for a space to sleep under the Oshodi Bridge.



Miscreants Another, Gbenga Ololade, 38, who came from Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, said he had been sleeping under Oshodi Bridge for three years, saying he was initiated into cultism with a particular tattoo on his face by their group leader, under the bridge.

The raid, according to Chairman of the Task Force, CSP Yinka Egbeyemi, was part of ongoing efforts to flush out miscreants and other criminal elements out of Oshodi in particular and the state in general, adding that it was done on the directive of the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgal, who expressed concern over the spate of criminal activities in some parts of the state.  

 He said: “Many of them have different tattoos on their arms indicating they belong to a particular sect or cult. Others chain smokers among them rob residents and pedestrians of their valuables such as phones, wallets and jewelleries, early morning and late at night.” The Chairman added that the suspects were screened, during which the minors, who were between 12 and 17 years, were referred to the juvenile homes for rehabilitation.

 Informing that the suspects had been charged to court on the directive of Edgal, Egbeyemi hinted that after the completion of all ongoing projects by Lagos State government around Oshodi, there would no longer be any hideout for criminals to unleash terror on innocent members of the public again.

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LAGOS TASK FORCE NABS 62 MISCREANTS AND HOODLUMS AT OSHODI

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......prosecutes another 18 arrested Street traders around 'Trade Fair' complex

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The operatives of the Lagos State Task Force over the weekend during an over-night raid operation, nabbed another 62 miscreants and hoodlums around Oshodi and its environ.

The Chairman of Agency, CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi disclosed that the mid-night raid operations was part of on-going efforts aimed at flushing out miscreants and other criminal elements out of Oshodi and the State at large.

The Chairman disclosed furher that the Agency acted on the directives of the Lagos State Commissioner of Police CP EDGAL IMOHIMI who expressed concern over the spate of criminal activities in some parts of the State, especially around Oshodi and other identified areas such as Mushin, Fadeyi, Agege, Apapa, Lagos Island, Obalende, Oyingbo, Dopemu amongst others.

CSP Egbeyemi who confirmed that no any  weapon was found on these arrested 62 miscreants and hoodlums but stated that there were strong indications that they are part of the criminals who had been terrorising the entire area particularly those attacking motorists on top Oshodi bridge during peak hours.

"We got to the area as early as 2am, it was an eye-sore to have found these miscreants and hoodlums under the bridge at Oshodi in such odd hours walking aimlessly while some were also caught smoking Indian hemp popularly called 'Marijuana' ".

"Yes many of these arrested miscreants have different tattoos on their arms indicating they belong to a particular sect or cult. While many are chain smokers others robbed residents and pedestrians of their valuables such as phones,wallets and jewelleries both early morning and late night"

The Chairman added that these arrested miscreants and hoodlums had been screened while the under-age ones were referred to the juvenile homes for rehabilitation, adding that most of these 'young miscreant' who are between 12 to 17 years are products of broken homes.

CSP Egbeyemi hinted that after the completions of all the on-going projects by the government around Oshodi, there would no longer be any hideouts for criminals to unleash terror on innocent members of the public again.

He reaffirmed that Governor Akinwunmi Ambode was committed to protecting lives and properties in order to attract  more investors and make life easy for the residents.

While appealing to parents to always consider their children as the 'receiving end' in any family disputes, he however confirmed that all those arrested had been charged to court on the directive of the Lagos State Commissioner of Police CP EDGAL IMOHIMI.

One of the arrested miscreant Gani Yusuf (35yrs) said he paid N100 everyday to their ring leader before he could be given a little space to sleep under the Oshodi bridge.

Another suspect Gbenga Ololade (38yrs) said he came from Ibadan and he has been sleeping under Oshodi bridge in the last 3 years.

Gbenga Ololade claimed that he was initiated to a cult with a particular tattoo on his face by their group leader under the bridge.

Meanwhile, 18 arrested Street traders around 'Trade Fair' complex who were initially released based on a written 'under-taken' with the Agency not to go back to be selling at an unauthorised places around the 'Trade Fair' complex have been re-arrested and charged to court.

These 18 arrested Street trader after their released by the Agency went back to be displaying and selling their wares at same illegal spots around the 'Trade Fair' complex.

After their arraignment at the court, 5 of them were asked to pay a fine of N5000 each to the government while the remaining 13 females were committed to '48 hours Community Service' each as a punishment by the court.

Wednesday 5 September 2018

TASKFORCE BOSS EGBEYEMI FREES SEIZED VEHICLES FROM TRAFFIC YARD


.....Begin clampdown against touting in Lagos.

Chairman of the Lagos State Task Force CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi has ordered immediate release of vehicles impounded at the Agency's traffic yard in Ikorodu axis of the state, over various traffic offenses, on learning of alleged touting, reported by members of the public against the unit.



Egbeyemi who paid unscheduled working visit to the traffic park yard released those vehicles to their owners, despite various traffic offenses committed including driving against traffic, driving on brt Lane, obstructions among others, after they all pleaded for mercy and admitted their wrong doings.



No fewer than 7 vehicles were released to their respective owner, while others were informed to report at the unit office for proper identification and other processes.

CSP Egbeyemi stated that his decision to free those vehicles was to prove that the Lagos State Government was not to create hardship in the State but it would also not tolerate lawlessness from members of the public.

He explained that the action was also to inform Lagosians that the State Government does not encourage touting or bribery and that the Agency would take action against any of its agency's officer found guilty of such crime.

Egbeyemi reiterated his commitment of ensuring adequate discipline among his men even as he disclosed that any taskforce member caught collecting bribe or extortion from members of the public will face the wrath of the Law.

He noted that they will continue to zero tolerance for driving against traffic to make recalcitrant motorists to be law-abiding.

"It is not that we are anti-mases. We fight those people that are adamant and defiant. We are not in a state of anarchy, we are in an orderly society where there must be law and order. We take offender to court, and once anyone is pronounced guilty, such ends in prison"

"How can a sane drive driving against another vehicle coming with speed: this is how innocent people are killed" The Chairman said.

Egbeyemi charged members of the taskforce to desist from any act that can dent the image of the unit, pointed out that it would be difficult to enforce law once they engage in corrupt act.

According to him, the Lagos State Commissioner of Police CP EDGAL IMOHIMI had declared zero tolerance to corruption and declared that corruption would not have a place during his tenure as police boss in the State.

"Am appealing to lagosians to abide with the law and regulations that guide road use. Be a good citizen and don't offer members of the taskforce bribe and in case any of them demand please kindly report.

Egbeyemi said the unit understand the plight of the masses. But that laws must be respected so as to make the State livable for people.

" These are things we do but people don't understand. It is my duty to raid when people are doing illegality"

One of the freed vehicles' owner before leaving the traffic yard in Ikorodu cast blames of his wrong on passengers, though vowed not to succumb to pressure in the future.

Besides, one Segun Olusoga, a private taxi driver, claimed that a passenger he had in his vehicle pleaded with him to manoeuvre traffic that she was late for appointment.

"I drive Toyota Corolla car with registration number AGL 136 BH, in the process of trying to satisfy my client, I maneuver traffic and was caught but to my surprise the passenger eventually left me with my problem"

The case of Akinpelu Atanda with plate number KSF 10 FB was similar as he admitted to wrong doing also pleaded not to repeat it again "I don't know why I was in a hurry, now that I was arrested where am rushing to, I can't go again"

Saturday 4 August 2018

Lagos Taskforce Chairman, Egbeyemi Shares life Experiences As He Celebrates Birthday




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Says "I was Knocked down by a taxi at age 8 in Agege and was on support for 5 months.

Taken away by the Ocean at Badagry beach and brought back by tides after few minutes.

Escaped motor accidents in Lagos and Ado-Ekiti where everybody died in the same bus that I had fracas with the driver and refunded my fare and dropped me on the lonely road of Iyin-Ekiti.

Escaped death narrowly  by insurgents explosives at Potiskum, Yobe state where a patrol van that dropped me few minutes was bombed and shattered to ashes and flesh of colleagues littered the road and nearby roofs.
Almost commit suicide after losing both father and mother within 53 days interval because I thought the end has come.

Faced and still facing most dangerous Assignments  on the surface of the Earth in the name of keeping the society safe.

Upon all these, GOD ALMIGHTY still keep me alive to see the light of today.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME; Saheed Olayinka Omokuleyin Aremu Egbeyemi (Spiritual White Lion)".